- Hiruki Nakamura
- 25 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Nikkei index in Tokyo surged 1.5% and extended year-to-date gain to 50% as the yen weakened. The yen dropped to a four-year low and exporters and automakers led the gainers.
- Marcus Jacob
- 25 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Australian stocks opened higher and the Aussie dollar extended its loss in the month and neared a three-month low. India based GVK and Aurizon are closer to an agreement to develop rail link to port in Queensland. Charter Hall completed $80 million offering.
- Mukesh Buch
- 25 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Apple agreed to acquire Israel-based PrimeSense for $360 million. Heico raised its revolving credit facility to $1 billion. Microsoft sold more than 1 million Xbox One video-game consoles in less than a day. Wal-Mart elected McMillon as president and chief executive.
- Nigel Thomas
- 25 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Aryzta said revenue rose 0.4% to
- Mukesh Buch
- 25 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Axis Bank will be include in the Sensex index from December 23. EIL won $139 Million contract in Nigeria. GVK Power-Aurizon signed rail and port terminal agreement in Australia. Pfizer and Wyeth board approved proposed merger. Siemens net plunged 44%.
- Nichole Harper
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
U.S. indexes extended gains and major averages trade in record territory. Unemployment rate in 28 states declined and Florida led the nation with a gain of 44,600 jobs in October.
- Mukesh Buch
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Ann, apparel retail said comparable sales rose 3.7%. Aruba said net loss widened. Foot Locker net fell 2% as sales dropped 7%. Gap profit jumped 9%. Hibbett Sports net declined 9%. PetSmart net soared 12%. Ross Stores net jumped 8% and sales climbed 6%.
- Hiruki Nakamura
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Stocks in Tokyo advanced and index advance led the developed markets on the continued weakness in the yen. Sony plans to cut $250 million in costs in its entertainment division. Hitachi Ltd plans to issue 60 billion yen of loans to repay debts and fund capital expenditure.
- Nigel Thomas
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Future profit surged but revenue dropped to 9%. Novartis launched its $5 billion share buyback program. TUI Travel plunged after Fredriksen sold his entire stake of 5.4%. Tullow Oil discovered its fifth consecutive oil rift.
- Marcus Jacob
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Australian stocks rebounded after a 4-day decline and Australian dollar declined to a two-month high. CFS Retail Property plans to sell a shopping center in Victoria for $100 million. Goodman Group offered $1.5 billion for Brazil based industrial properties.
- Mukesh Buch
- 22 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Cairn India board is expected to approve a share buyback plan next week. Cipla acquired a stake of 14.5% in Uganda-based Quality Chemical. Dabur plans to buy manufacturing facility of Delhi-based Northern Aromatics. NHPC is scheduled to begin its $400 million share buyback plan next week.
- Nichole Harper
- 21 Nov, 2013
- New York City
U.S. market indexes advanced and earnings dominated sentiment. Initial weekly jobless claims in the last week declined 21,000 to 323,000. Wholesale prices fell in October. Sears loss widened and Target earnings fell.
- Hiruki Nakamura
- 21 Nov, 2013
- New York City
A panel of experts suggested $1.2 trillion government pension fund to diversify into broader and riskier assets from domestic bonds. Market indexes rebounded nearly 2% after the recommendation. Bank of Japan reaffirmed its bond purchase program.
- Marcus Jacob
- 21 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Australian stocks extended losses for the fourth day in a row and precious metal stocks led the decliners with a loss of 5%. BHP Chairman Jac Nasser said weakening Chinese trade will impact company revenue growth in the near future. CapitaLand cut its stake in Australand Property by 20%.
- Mukesh Buch
- 21 Nov, 2013
- New York City
Buckle net slid 3%. Dollar Tree net declined 21% but sales jumped. Donaldson net dropped 5% and sales climbed 14%. Green Mountain profit surged 38%. L Brands net plunged 25%. Sears said net loss widened. Target net plunged 46%. Williams-Sonoma net rose.